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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Gine OrbinallS,
I'm Bepimmungeu iiber Die grbsbung
elmer @eperbefeuer fir bas Sis
faliabr 1887 81 trefen.

Sci es burd ben Stabtratb Der Stabi
San Mntonio perorbnet:
Seftion /. DaB BON ieoer perfon,
fsirma ober @eIeaf9aft BON Yertonen,
Die irgeno elm burb bic @efebe bes
Staotes Seras befeuertes @euerbe Bee
treiben, bic 0dlfte Der fol9en @euerben
auferle9ten Staaisffeuer erboben mirb,
nit Iolden 8eidrdntungen, Die He bic
SiadtsgeIeBe befimmen; uno. baB ole
bisber BON ber Stabt befteuerten @es
werbe, bic ni9t bonn Siaate befteueri
tperben, bieielbe @emerbeifeuer beSablen
,pie friiber fefgeftellt uorben 1T.
N%nsenommeu unb genebmigt am 3.
Oftober 1887.
8rDan galagba n,
3eueniB: Mapor.
6. g. GIaubon, Stabt glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
California Weine.

@einIiebbaber finben elm erobes So
ger bon feinen California . @einer bel
BERN 5. s. Meper am Ilamo
plasa. 9err Msper iu&t bic Meime
an Ort uno STEELE aus uib fault oirett
aus benz &eller ter WeinaiGter. Mls
gutem 2enner eelingt es ibm tets, bic
befien Soften aussupdblen. gr fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten 3ropien perieben. &otb. unb
WeiBmeine in por3ieli6er Qualitdi
bon febt ab $1.O0 per @alone = frei
ms 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
6. S. maaer.


205 Weft @om mercetraBe {,
bdlt Elm groBes uub iebr gemdbltes Ga
ger bon Sapeten, &puIeaux,
YiIberrabmem unb aeifen.
uno ferner neben 3eidneusM aierialien
aler Mrt. 5arben unb Mntrei.
der : ID aterialien, beiDnbers
8 banners ertis gemif1tt
Garben, bic bsiteu unb bilisiten Tn
Marfle, bi. unter boiler @arantie Der.
touft merOen. Gen tt r. anb g b {.
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sod
f9lagenbe Irtifel; tporin Qerr Miilsr
bas gr0Bte Eager i'm WeiteH bes Gtaa.
tes bat. Nuftrd9e aus Dem 2anbe mer'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
cine aiftiae fteine ar5te

fheiut Der Msbatteur bes "Cosmopoli-
tam bon Brownsville 3u iein. tpeIber
in ieiner Isbten Summer f1 in ironi.
fGer Meife (bie iibrigens benefit. BOB
Der gompolit febr engberuge. u~nfosinDs
ipoIitif1e Mni9auungen begt!) iiber bas
@sgtdltnib Der s6rembenA su ben Gin.
~getoreren" ausfpri9t. ,gs beiBt ba
vgs bat fG cine reue Yartei gebil.
bel, bic bon BEN @rifn6iobe ausgebt /.
x9metita fir bic Ameritaner l. uniinn !
Mmtiita 1T fir bic 6remoef, .nnb fur
vile, tpelde au~fssforDert fin6, bier ihrs
0eimatb 5l grtlnben uno bier 3anbsgiy
gentbtimer I'D fperben. So3ialismus,,
rotber 3epubiitanismus, anardismus,
hos finb 10 einiee BON ben s~Dert6bolen
WroousteIl. ipel9e bic Grembeu bier Elm.
gefibrt baben unb bic fe uns In ben
S@lunb binabtoben molten! Su lies
Der 9immel: Mmsrifa flr bic Nmeri,
fanerli Rein, Amerita it fur bic
9sutf6en, bic Srldnner, bic gngldn.
her, ~6rau3pien unb WeTifaner. tur3.
fir Seoermanu, Der bon auBerbal6
iommt, bb4liens ben arrien gbinefeu
.0usgenomuleli. Jirtpabr, eigetttid
sfcate Htemanb bier i'm 2anbe burger,
li6e ober poiitii9e Re4te genieBeH, Der
.ni6t .auf Gin Stid papier binmeiiei
sdan auf iDsldem feDf. boz er bann
uub oann uatiiralijirt ,ipproen if. ODE,
Die grfldrun9 abgegebeu bat. Biirgei
der Nstg 1Gtadsei tperheii a. uolleh
gingeborene Ameritaner, pel1er I'M
finn! Wds babeu He benn Dor benz Ssn,
bioner, BEN eigenili6eH urbeDobuei
bes Qanoes, poraus, uab giebt es benz
sinen @rnnb, fe irgenbwie b69er 81
a6bfen, als ienef~...
unIer unfosmopolitif@er 'Cosmopoli'
tan, ber meter Hidis nlst ein uerfapp
ter 9totibiff III. i9ldgt iiG feIblt. inbeu
er bic vllrbepobner. (abofigines) uni
bic xgipgeborensn Imerifoner" (nativt
Americans) ben rsusIdnbern" uni
| .fsrembenS foreigners, aliens) ge
a%euiberfteQt. Mas 1T CT, Der SINCE
| boreues beam anbers OILS Gin Sobn
Gnfel eoer llrentel zines n6remben"
uno tuenn i6ou 81 ieines @atets. @roB
poters ober ll~rsroeDaters Soften 70 eng
ber3ige bei9rdntte Meniden, mie c
(elbf elmer lit, In ben Ser. Stoaten &C
Iebt unb bas enti6eioeHbe Wott iu fpre
Den gsbabt bdtien, bann piirbe er piel
lei1t beute, anitatt in Brownsville Sci
tuns ju iGreiben. In Srlanb oi
Gdue feines 2anblorbs bitten!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Ser Can asebro spriass Bart

Ser SdH Necrn Sprttt8e HShrt
1T Der W~alfabrtsort Der Soa Antonie,
unb aler Beiu1er ber Nlamo.S tabt,
UNI Der 9iBe 80 enffliebea unb fd i'm
fiiblen G9atten au ergeben. Ser parl
bat in Golse fe.ner Sage gu ieber So.
gesSeit cine belebenbe Grif9e unb 90.
milien ipanoern bduiig gum pribats
pienie binaus, ebenip wie Bereine uni
@eieuf9aften bier ibre 6eife feierr1. Sc.
ben Sag frsie Duff. vile @rfril6un.
gen ipie Bier, 2imonabe. Wein. Wbis.
fep &c. finb In better QnaIitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s.. scribe. pd6ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

- 2a6t gad ni9t tduiden bur9
niebere preiis fur Nrbeit, ipeIde better
als irgenb cine in s5eras 9eiiefe1t nib,
iOnbern Detfigt gu9 nod Gala.
NJ q p's pbotosrapbiidem Mtelier, SO.
Alb Ofts 0ouiOn.S traBe. ND gu9 CUTE
uno aufrieoenfelenbe Arbeit gu reellem
Breiie garantirt pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

8. Opbe5ed, giseutbhmsr bes
6otels 0ietoria In gbarIeion, 6. g.,
lit finf3ebn Sabre on Rbeumatismus
i'm Qnie. Cine Glai9e ct. Safobs6l
beuirfte bic 0eilung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
grud1l srud! grndl !

tpirb unfeblbar furirt nod Der Metbobe
Der Doftoren 8. 8. unb 8. @inian,s,
81. 2ouis, Mo. Meoer Ntefer nod
bppobermii1e 9abeln ueroen anges
ipanot. Sofortise grleidterung, unb
srinoIi9e 9eilung in tur3er 3eit. Mlan
ipirb nidt psrbinbett ieiner Mrbeit oher
feinen @efdditen na93ugeben. Nuf
@uni9 mirb bic 6eiluus garantirt.
3cnfultatipn unehtgeltli4. WdBige
preiIe. Spredt Dor 3immer No. 4
iiber Wolf & Starr. 10,9,tutp
Yancoaf 6 Sobn bettaufen
6e,rentleiber rs = 1870 biliger OILS It's
genb Elm 9aus in Der Stabt. Dies If
tein Sumbug. lleber3eust gu9l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

80. $. 0ntterfine & 60, 335
Ofs 0ouifons5 traBe, plumbers. @ass
unb steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fiir ale in ibrGa9
Nrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb Derfpre6en
prompte Beiorsung aler 4uftrdge.
RronIeudter. @as. GiTturts. 8abenans
men. @loiets &C. fiets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
sdwade ituo tinberloie ssrallelr

ioIten ni9t uer3meifeIn, ~ionnern Gat9 unb BE.
lebruns aus einem Bu9e i90pfen, bnrA tpel.
DIES Saufcnbe innerbaIb firjeiter Belt ibre bolls
Gefunobeit pieber erIanst uno ben ~ein5ieeu
Bnnf4 ibres Ser3ens in grfiluns seben IA.
ben. Das nit pielen arantenseiAid.en Ct.
lduterte, reidlid auseetaitete neuelfe Heri
ipirb gratis nnb franeo berfdidt pon ben
9Sribate Gitnic 8 SiSpeniarp, 10 @.
SOuftUu Gtr., Netu Dorf, %. D.
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8ermif San Muitern !

GriI6 iehen 5ael Merben in ieber
Gorm @ferpirt. gbenio Wilb aller 4rt,
ie nod Der Sabresaeit. = gu baben i'm
&efaurant BON 9arnif9 & 8dr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

6erren, uno &naben=Mn.
3age. iGDer eenus fur 0erbf uno
Winter 25- 1890 biliger als friher,
um nit benz 8Orratb sa rdumen. pans
eoat & SDbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

Er garoIan & Sings 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f6nnen In Der
Stabt nidt iibsrtrDffen iDeroen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

- Nus CONDOR tpirb BON Is. Otto.
Der beridttt: Gin 0aufe unbei9dftig.
ter Nrbeiter So9 Dor Das Manions6 aus
unb ~uerlanete ben 2orb. Mapor 3u ipres
9em. Als biefer bas Geiu9 abtpies,
besab f9 Der 3ug, idimpfenb unb
f9reisnb. mod benz 9rafalsarsp lob su,
rid 100 bic 3situng .6tanbarb~ cine
feinbfeIiBe Denomination erbieIt. Sier
fam es au einem befiiseu 2ampfe nit
Der poIijei, tuei1e bic tumuliuarii9e
WaRe auseinanber 5u treibeu luGte.
3uar gelone ibr bos fur cine Minute /;
fe fam ielbt in ben 8efb eiuer iGtpar,
aet uao, niebrerer roiber Gabnen. Nber
bah fdmmelte fid) Der 6aufe tpiebei
unter benz &ufe: mir molten uniert
Redte! griff bic prlisei an uub mar
biefelbe surtd. grff, nddbem Yerfdr'
flung fir bic lebtere angelangt mar.
tpurbe Elm reuer erfoIerei9er Nngrif
gemaGt. Dor tpel6em bic @olfsmaH'
auseindnber FOB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

Nle ielie sorten in Often. bic
Dunlap eingsf9lOfen, BET paneOaf &
Snhn.
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Grs WeDA =. =, 00rfuW !
Off GummitsG trnEe

mir eeben 800 fur iebsn 6aa bon
Ratarrb, tueI&er ni6t bur6 6aa's
"Catarrh-C Cure gebeilt uer6en f6nute.
Dies Nittef III iunerli6 an5utpenben.
8. s. @henep & 81. 6oieeo, Ohio
gigentblmer.
sa Sd buben in iensr apotaete
su Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

- Gin Wann, Der 40 Sabre lang
init Webieinen gu tbun sebabt bat,
iolte SaI5 bon 3uder unterf1eiben
f6nnea. Waf bore, mas Elm iOl1er fast
9otebo, o., 10. San. '87.
Nm bic 9erren s. s. @benep & 60.
Meine 1erren! Wdbreno elmer 40.
idbrigen Yrdris babe i'd piel nit Mebi.
cinen 3l tbun gebabf, aber benno9 III
mir nod ME elm mebicinifdes prdparat
uoreefommen, bas i'd nit 70 uiel Ners
traufn auf grfols berfdreiben f6nnte.
tpie 4afls &afarrhs2ur, tpelGes sic
anfertiSen. Sd babe ss idon oft per.
l9rieben unb 3war iebesmal nit benz
SufriebenftsnsnbffeH grfolge. Gum
SdIuHe mid id rlur nod bin3uiigen,
bob Id ben Sal bon aaiarrb srf nod
inoen mub. in Incident es feline Wirs
flung peiiasi, u0rausgefebt uatiirIi6.
0ab. bic Webicin ben 8oridriften ge.
mdB angepentet pirb.
Sbr e~r9ebensr
S Ra n q
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Sln9lin9ena Mdnhern
mir5
Sttbers 9eilMn9 8aramttrt.

0ie fdredIideu BOIseu BET susensfinSen.
@efdlsdtsi4wa9e berurfa9enn, poourd @tie
uno a0rper rninirt psrben, permanent 8es
sbias, esSaStai5iSpa9s, ssrIns Ssr easr.
soiie a sriiasIi5 i ssSsr sssr}ssai sa' M sssasa,
ODER l0lde, bic f9 perbeiratbtn pollea, Bic IN
GoIse bon Snbiscl elton in Der Sxaenb an DC.
Idlsdts- unb Merbenfdipsd DE feiben, werben
srinbli9 fnrirt. Seine MtneraIieu einaeae-
ben. Snngs Mdnner. bic thr, 3eit nit nnldbi.
gen eeuten beridpenbet NIB fid bdDafd arant.
beiten hes Ropfes. Der Nale, bes 4alfes, Der
y,ber, yungeu, gtnseneioe un6 bes MagenS
5use3o0en bdbef, 1psrben f9neH furirt. Fast
guA nldt tnrG faliGes edamsefibl abbaItsn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

iofort nod benz 3uiammentritt bes
HeiGstdgs feineu SobH Rubolpb gum
&egenten ernenuen tuerbe.
Der 6iferrei9iide 6inan3miniher
Duianepsti Iegte benz NbseOrbaeten'
bars bas Budget fdr 1888 Dor. gs
befebe - eltldrte ct Elm Def3it bon
81, 200, 900 @uIben. pel6ss ieoo9 Biz
auf %, 200, 900 bur1 auBerorbentiime
Nusgaben perurfaht woroen lei. Die
Nnfertigung bon Maga3ingetuebren b.
be ebenfaus auberorbentliden Nufwanh
erbeii9i. Der srbBste 3beil bes Def.
3iis tperbe fG ipobl, ME er boHe, mil
gaKaiiberl9iRen beden laHen. Seheu
iei er ii4er. baB bic Notbwenbiateit,
ben Staatstrebit gu einem aniehnli9eu
8etrag In 4nfprud gu nebmsn, ni9i
eintreten tueroe.
= Sn benz 2oneoner Stabtpierte|
6insburp bielten bie9lnardifen eine8er'
fammlung ab. Gtepnid unb 6iirit 3ra'
pottin, Der ruffi1e Ribiliif. bislter
DrOtefi= &eben sesen bic Berurtbellune
unb 9inrihtung Der gbieagoer 8enof'
fen. &rapottin meinte. tDenn bieie an
ben @alsen fdm,n. 70 uiirben ibre &c
innunssgenoHen polfommen bere9tig'
iein, &a1e on benet ju nebmen, wel1'
ibren Cob berbtieefhbrt.
Der obetite ruifi6c 3eltungsesn'
fur. Beanie III pegen Nnnobme bon Be'
fe6ungsgelbern berbaftet tporben.
= Mn Der Norbtiife BON @nglant
btrti9t elm gepaltiger Sturm. Gin
9rOBe InSabl BON S9ifsunfdaen II be
reits gsmelott morben.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Fire Tgn Dom nIatod

The dIs test autnoriz,h By City
Council sc ne lime ago was completed
on SATURDAY afternoon. The Reliance
cocc u5ei her test, aud through two
sections Of hear, each zoo feet IN length.
she threw a'resm OF water l58 fset 8
inches. The record ci the Weccscoe
was, 100 pcunCs Of sta.m iu s% min.
utes. with q ~ inch nozLte through
l,cO0 feet OF bose etream was thrown
ls7 leet inches. Through two 500 foot
sict!oLs Of lose two streams escn ltg
f7et inches r Tms to ount &C foot
ladder 10 seoonds, Tho Pioaix threw
a stream of wnter through 1,o0of q, o.
hose, with Is inch nezE'e, 92 feet 2L
incte', We ~ Ioaod, o's cam With
500 feet 80 tions she threw two stream,
each las feet The Wtccaco0 made the
best record o; any company.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Wilmington Division, No. 2r<.

DhFietout W. <LN.
The following officers Of the Grand
Division yesur1ay instituted Whining
ton Division. No. 224, Order OF Rail.
way Conductors: X. @. Blsisdell, Oi
Camden, n. j. ID G. G. c.; W. j.
Maxwell, OF Philadelphia. A. g q. o;
J. 7. Aukip, OF Camden, @. 8. and r.
L. E Shepard, OF Camden, g. 8. O.; j.
n Young, Phiiadelphia. G c.; Elmer
May hew, Camden, @ 7 q; T. j. nea
kin, OF philadelphia, G. o. 8.
These OH GERS were accom- panied by
membeIs from Camden Division, ITO;
west Philsdelphts. l62, and Neptune OF
Philadelphia, 100.
Division were installed: @. G Albert
b. Dsnee; A O G, Isaac T. Parker;
. U Id uston Dy ysor j. o., Thamas A.
hsRe; i. 3 Fred K Emerson; o n I,
Joseph ii. Wsrneld. There are Vi
charter members
Beeides the officers, the members are
1. NJ. Ootee, O T. wilsop, Thomas
Parker, Wilson Pierce, II. j. Boy Ian,
J. M. Young, 7. n Hawkins. w. j.
JohnsoD, l. Hitch. j. @ Williamson,
j. 8. Lay6sld, U. Wilson, o ID Spencer
and j. b. Book. The meeting " as held
in the Smith Building. The orsanjxa.
tion 10 rapidly growing one, ,and oriRi.
mated In . sociefy known rs the Con
ductofs' brotherhood, instituted ut
MAndola, H., July @, 1868. The name
was afterwatd changed to its present
form. The constitution now In force
was adopted 1889. The motto 10 "Jus
tice, Fice,ity, Charity" The visitors
arrived at IL 40 p m. yesterday, and
before the installation were diued at the
Klrkwood.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Circuit Court.

The trial list of the U. 8. Circuit Cour,
which begins tomorrow 10 as follows:
Actions at Law-Wrignt'sa ministra ion
VS.. Caleb aud George Churchman; Sellers
va. Parvis and Williams. Equity cases
Enrich vs.. jackson l. sharp Co Stev. ms
vs.. jackson 4 Sharp Co., Enrich vs.. Har-
Ian Il Hollingsworth Co. The last four
cases are for infringement of patents.
Creamers ys. Bowers, Dure & CO., First
National Bank vs.. State Treasurer, Snider
administration vs. McComb's executor,
Hamblin vs Bishop, Alden Evaporating
Go. vs. PHILIPPE. Rice VS.. Rice X Morris,
rascsult vs.. Cochran and Bayard, Lamb
son Cash Railway Company We. White,
Sellers vs.. Parvis and Williams Company,
Hazard VS. Sidney Dillon and others,
Williams Mfg Co. VS.. franklin Brothers
Riddles executors VS.. the Dover Theologi
cal Seminary.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
EDITION
Doc.

k<VS8s
Join Olafks watch club at 407 Mar.
ket street.
About twenty persons wore admitted
to Msdeley Church yesterday morning.
Tho Board Of Edacation has . special
session this evening.
The WAwaset Gun Club Of this city
won third money In the shooting tour.
Julius Hess, Who has been orsauis,
of St. Paul's r. O. Choir for twelve
years, has resigned.
+. Get q gold or silver watch In Clark q
watch olut-Sand In your psme- arsi
drawing OCT 20.
Joseph M. Hampton has removed
from West Grove, Chester County, Pa
TO this city.
James Nederey, held for causing tn.
death Of William McGonigsl, hss bean
eIonerated BY the Curoner's jury and
discharged.
Jsybs's Expeciorant, 80 cent?; cutl.
cura soap, 14c.; cuticurs ointment, 81,
.cE,dont 48o albodout, 25c., at 40l
Market street.
DIR. j. Perry Winner is still ly Ing
very low with the ty hold fever ct his
resid ence, No. Cos King street. He wat
taken Ill about twenty-five days ago.
The end has been looked for hourly
sinoe last Thursday.
Our citizens are warnod OF the danger
OF burning the ordinary kerosene oils
sold In bulk. Be assured OF safety frsu
explosion by using Pratt's Astral o IL
q James Belt, sole agent, Sixth and
Market
BurinR the past week there were !,
births, 10 mar fiAges and "a deaths re-
ported TO Registrar Lse as having oc
CURED in this city. against l6 deathi
for the corresponding period Of iast
sccr.
John Il. Thompson, Of the former
Arm OF Thompson n knight, has not
left the city as reported some time ago
neither has he left Mr.. knight to pay
the bills OF the late firm, but is ready
70 pay his half of the same Ut sny tune
He will also continue the sale OF stovs
polish at his residence on the Eigh
isnds.
I IDeleeate w. r. Harrison Of VII
minRton Bivision, No. 243, Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, left thi,
city to attend the meeting Of the G rand
Lodge in Chicago last night. JOSEPH
Hall, delegate from the lodge OF thi,
city to the Grand Lodge OF the Brother
hood Of EAilroad BrAkemen, Leaves TO-
day for Binghampton, N. Y.
A lad named Eddie Bradford, re-
siding st No 400 Lombard street, wa,
thrown from the back OF one OF Bark
ley Brothers horses on Saturday after
noon at the corner OF Tenth and Yves,
streets. asd was badly bruised and
had his head cut. He was picked NJ
In an inseDsible condition and carried
into MRS Pennypscker's resid ence, and
DR.. Frants rendered such aid ms was
necessary. The lad was removed 70 hi,
home by kinc-hesrted lady In he,
carriage.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Killed by nsn.o,.,

On Friday last, special y, d
ing deuerAl superinterdtp1s. NJ n
superintendent |. N, Nn.
ra lrosd officials. struck I aai
smack, OF selbyvllle, Del ,,J
injured James Collins, ce,o.-d
worked in a mill near sIogs1
and was in the habit Of rI,l
from his work on a rsl roSIj
which be borrowed from =
Holiday. Co Inns was ,il,-I
aud they were going ar uDj
the spe ,ial in charge of v, P h
conductor and W. P. Nora, !.
dashed into them. The ,y.,p \
and the victims taken to S,o,I
tion. Smack was very to1,
wife aud seven ch ldreu, Tho
babe Tue Coroner's jury eI,1|
railroad officers and emo, "a
blame.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

The cantata OF 'Joseph's Bondage"
will be given at the Opera House on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
under the direction Of u. B Rnosds,
with the following cast:
Jacob, the patriarch, Samuel Nc.
Adams; Jperh, is years old, w. r.
Walter. Esubeu, jacobs sop, John Il
BranDstolu; Lsvi, W. A Kelly; judah,
joseph Festn-rstone; Zupah, Jscob's
wife, nfs, Florence Fisher; Biiash,
Miss Mary X Theilnas; Leah, Miss
L'z2i. rssgar:; Benjamin, Jacobs son,
Fred q moOSll; Simeon, Eugene Starr;
X ne Ii ,raoa Fred Wei; yoaepa, N
Dushano U.owAId; PotipLsr, janis
Currsu; Bltier Thomas sincooe; Baser,
W. W. ReI; Leys, Potiphar's wife
Mics 2rue Dawson; PgiGoess z ,lla,
Miss ADns V. 6'arr.
Eeybo,c D GTC6esCra will iu.n,rh the
music, I Leslie Carpenter win bo ao-
companisi On ine piano, aud GcOise z.
Clay ton will be stage manAEcr.
The sale o' eests oornIn rnc-d ct g. II.
Thomas 81 O'clock this morning, and
although there IVES large nunb.r OF
persons II ~Eitirg, the very excellent t
plan adopted by the directors prevented
any confusion or dissst siaotton.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
B.rn burned s,.uro.v N,-,,

A barn situated at eilverbrook station.
belonging to Harry White, was en- irely
destroyed BY frs on Saturday evening
The barn was undoubtedly fred by 4
tramp. When the fre broke out no one
was At home except MIR. White, who ia a
cripple. There was considerable live
stock In the barn, al of which was saved
except COW and calf During the Are
chicken thieves carried of nearly all OF
Mr.. Whites chickens In addition 10 live
stock the barn contained SO tons of hay.
100 bushels Of potatoes, 800 bushels oi
corn and 800 wheat. A number OF baske.s
OF apples were also In the building. All
of these were destroyed. Aa alarm wa,
struck from box 81, located at Front and
Sesrles streets The department re
sponded, but returned when the fre wa,
found TO be outside OF the city limits
The loss beside the building 10 $4,000
All is covered by insurance in the Mu,ua
Company OF Mil Creek Hundred. Tn,
hre could be plainly seen over the city
and rumor were spread that 1t was Ford
& kyan's morocco factory
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Land League.

Tho roprsseutstivss of the various
branches of the Irish National Land
League held . meeting In the A. U. III.
Hsii, Seventh and Market streets, yes
terday afternoon, ana completed ar
rangements for the mass meeting at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow evening.
A ooea eamittee Of reception consisting
Of o ven j. Hession, Thomas X. Laliy
ana John Lapnard was appointed:
The following societies, headed by
the First Regiment Band, will psrtici-
paes In the parade: Form at Fourth
and jackson stree ss, where st. Paui's
Bsr 6cial Society, the Bisbop Becser
Beneficial Society ard Rebmsn Ii
br ~ Association will assemble;
march TO Fourth and French
etrsets, where the Koiehts OF
St Lawrence, st. Mary's Benefioial
Soc ETY., the Very Rev. p. Rollley Benz
hcial g ciety, Delaware CoSncil o II.
l.. aud St. tatrtok's Benefoisl Society
will Join In line; countsrm src ch to Mar.
ket, TO Opera Houes where they will be
Joined by the Irish Nationslists. the
Emmet Association, The Shields LII
brsry Association aud several diviEioDs
OF tho Ancient Order OF Hibei nisis.
Governor bi2gs will preside owe; the
meeting. 10 the evening the vice
presidents will meet Mt the Clayton
House aud escort the Governor 60 the
Opera House. Tue speakers will bs met
at the depot, where they will arrive at
80, by the committee OF reception and
escorted 10 the CLAYTON House
Sir Thomas Henry Gratiau Esmond
is q young man, large land holder
and an sristocrst by birth. He has
left the rsuks of the aristocrsttc party,
however, and has Joined interests with
the com N on ptopls. He 10 q great
grandson of the famous HenrP Grattsn.
The other speaker, Mr.. Arthur P.
O'Oonnor, is one OF tho most eloquent
men in the house Of Parliament, and Ia
the debster of the Parliamentary party.
After the meeting 3 bsnque: will be
held at the Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Train Kobbsrs shot.

A train on the SJu;hern Pacific Rail.
road was stopped a5out four miles from
El Paso, Texas, on Friday afternoon
by three men, who hurled q BON b a,
the door CT the mai! Ger. The door was
shattered and the mail agent copsid.
erahly shaken mp, tut he recovered, and
seAsd 3 double barrsllei shotgun ard
wLon the tirst rcbtet appeared In the
doorway shot hiu deal, The other
Two ran away ss fast rs they could
taf natl eaent h'ed the re ,ond barrel
az them and timing BIO hit one of them.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Tho Glaze flowers,

Nine. Anderson's exhibition Of slass
blowers drew an immense crowd TO Odd
Fellows' Hail last Saturday night, and
3 pamber OF beautiful presents we.e
given away. The hand some oaee OF
2lass work was awarded In the q fter
Doon 10 Mrs. Ingel's baby, who received
i63 votes, the next highest being 143
votee. Mr.. Anderson has adopted .
new plan In regard to the baby contests,
whtcn is to have thep take place In the
afternoons. In conpliAacs with q gen
eral desire the exhibition will rem Ain
open this'week, and those who nave OF
already visited 1t should improve the
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Attue nd Cen,r.,

Tho prnprietors Of the G.aod Cartra,
Theatre have secured 81 iinmease con-
bin alton for this we,k. TIE va,,s,r
part OF the performsnce viii er ssd
anything heretofore ofrsred, ard soma
OF the beat artists IL the country viii
snpear. Tonight Billy Ga5,g rnc
Mike Bcden viii have o six round con
test stftGtly on its merits, 10 deciSa
which Is the best man. Notwi:h,tand
Ing this extra bill the general admission
will remsin at 10 cents
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
The Half Not Told.

A. III Hamlin, one of those evicted
In O'Brien County. Iowa. writes to
friep DIS In Minneapolis, MINI, that the
half has not BEEN told Of the horrors OF
the evictions. "Many OF the families
are living on the public highways in
tents made Of quilts and sheets. Old
men OF seventy, manned soldiers and
widows have loet their homes and are
sleeping on the CO. d ground. The Brit
ism syndicate has taken their teams
and milk cows to pay tho cost OF the
svictions. There were 120 families
sSIcted."